pretty neat looking rig, what do you all think.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1967-Chevy-Custom-4x4-Dual-Cab-Pickup-Suburban-Blazer_W0QQitemZ4594913506QQcategoryZ6173QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

definately interesting. I can say I have never seen a crew cab done like that.

thats pretty cool i have toyed with the idea i have a 87 burb and 76 3/4 ton 4wd trucks in the field of broken dreams thinking of combining the 2 in the feuture

I like it, but I would have fixed the roof line. Also, you know why that tool box is there... But I do like the fact that they kept it all one piece and used the Burb tailgate and lights. Very Unique!

Hmmm, does anybody NOT see the obvious fact that this is a modified truck in which the owner is asking for a HUGE amount of money for a truck that NEVER ( I repeat ) NEVER had air conditioning. !!!!!

the roof line?? what do you mean?
are you talking about how it flows with the burb and then is just cut off, and not flowing through like a traditional truck body? i too was dumbfounded by the fact that the seller had no representation of the bed. my only presumption was that; in trucks when you try to join the body, there is a fair amout of bracing that needs to happen. i figured a burb you could make it work, but still; getting 'rid of the upper half (rear roof) would cut a good deal out of the strength of the over all rig. so i am curious what they have done under that "tool box" or bed. are they hiding something , or is the rig just weak in that aspect?

Here's a real '69 K20 crew cab for comparison. I believe this vehicle is still available for $2250.00 if anyone's interested.

Tim
"Hotrodchev"

the roof line?? what do you mean?
are you talking about how it flows with the burb and then is just cut off, and not flowing through like a traditional truck body? i too was dumbfounded by the fact that the seller had no representation of the bed. my only presumption was that; in trucks when you try to join the body, there is a fair amout of bracing that needs to happen. i figured a burb you could make it work, but still; getting 'rid of the upper half (rear roof) would cut a good deal out of the strength of the over all rig. so i am curious what they have done under that "tool box" or bed. are they hiding something , or is the rig just weak in that aspect?

I think everyone would have done something different. But just for discussion, it does look like the front half of a Burb roof:
http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y236/e78999/Fleet%20Bed/crew1.jpg
More work, but it would look better IMO if the rear were contoured back down into the rear cab wall like a truck:
http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y236/e78999/Fleet%20Bed/crew4.jpg
The square upper rear corners of the third and dummy doors are unique looking. Some might prefer the use of rounded upper rear door corners from truck doors and a little trim of the crown:
http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y236/e78999/Fleet%20Bed/crew3.jpg

We can all say woulda, coulda, shoulda, but I find it interesting to see these creations. I wonder what the bed rails look like?

saw that online the other day.....far from impressed....the toolbox is clearly to hide the fact that the guy wasn't sure how to handle the joint between the bed and the cab.....decent covering, but I was also wondering why there was no pics of the bed, the burb tailgate is nice, but to keep with the theme, I would have gone with a truck tailgate....too each his or her own I guess!

As for the interior....I like my interior.....if i wanted the interior of the 73-87....I would buy one.....and if memory serves...they came in crew cab :lol:

I really did not care much for it. Just does not look right to me. IMO

Here's a real '69 K20 crew cab for comparison. I believe this vehicle is still available for $2250.00 if anyone's interested.

Tim
"Hotrodchev"


This truck isn't by any chance located in the Midwest, is it?

It`s been shown here before at a show.It is a notched Suburban and not a pickup at all....unibody

This truck isn't by any chance located in the Midwest, is it?

Yes, it's located in Minnesota. Here's the description with contact info:

Price: $2,250 or Best Offer
Color: yellow
Miles: 175,000
Body Style: 4-Door Truck

Engine: 350 - 8 Cylinders
Transmission: Manual
Drive: Four Wheel Drive
VIN: KE249J823656

Description: 1969 chevrolet k20 crew cab 4 wheel drive pickup truck custom built cab target master 350 engine 4 speed transmission divorced transfer case new tires 1 ton suspension wooden box floor rusty cab dual exhaust no slip rear end 4.56 gears

Options:
Bench Seat
Power Brakes
Four Wheel Drive
Power Steering

Call Kent Schneider at 952-955-1977 or 651-642-5584

Good luck,
Hotrodchev